Queen Summer

Enter a world of chivalry and enchantment in Walter Crane's "Queen Summer, or, The Tourney of the Lily and the Rose." This classic work of juvenile poetry transports readers to a fantastical medieval realm filled with fairy tale wonder. Focusing on a grand tournament, the book evokes the timeless imagery of knights, noble quests, and the delicate beauty of nature.

The poems capture the spirit of a bygone era, weaving tales of bravery and courtly love through vivid language and captivating rhythm. Explore the symbolic battle between the lily and the rose, emblems of purity and passion, in this enduring exploration of virtue and valor. A treasure for lovers of poetry, fairy tales, and medieval lore, "Queen Summer" offers a glimpse into a world where imagination reigns supreme.

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